National Bonds initiates Prestige wealth management program

National Bonds Corporation (National Bonds), a Shariah-compliant savings and investments company in the UAE, has launched its Prestige wealth management program for high net-worth customers that total more than 11,000 of the company’s 817,000 client base.
National Bonds announced the program at a reception in Dubai International Financial Center (DIFC).
Attended by Sheikha Hind Al-Qassimi, chairwoman of Business Professional Women Emirates Club and the guest of honor, as well as businessmen, private and public sector officials, and media representatives, the event featured a performance by Wonho Chung, a comedian.
Nadia Buhannad, founder and managing director of Sikologia Consultancy and Training, gave a presentation on how financial pressures affect individuals’ health in line with the program’s slogan, “The privilege of a good night sleep,” to highlight the initiative’s overarching message of ensuring peace of mind to wealthy individuals.
The Prestige program is the result of successful wealth management operations at National Bonds. The company was handed the 2016 Best Wealth Management Service in the UAE Award for the second year in a row. National Bonds’ Sanadi program launched earlier this year was also named Best New Takaful Product in the UAE for 2016 by the Islamic & Business Finance Awards organized by CPI.
Mohammed Qasim Al-Ali, CEO of National Bonds, said: “Today, we are proud to present our new Prestige program that was designed by the company’s Wealth Management Department to provide high net-worth individuals with competitive advantages and returns, in addition to AED6 billion worth of investment opportunities within NBC’s portfolio.”
Al-Ali added: “With the rising culture and concepts of Islamic economy today and the increasing global interest in Shariah-compliant financial products, we are in for a new investment era in which governments and corporations will utilize real assets and vital sectors to revive growth, provide job opportunities and achieve long-term revenues.”

Source: Arab News